The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-12-08

! will find some new and beautiful designs
not to be found elsewhere in the city.
SCHUETTE Bros.
THE Manitowoc Farmers Association
will hold an annual meeting on Satur-
day. Dec. II, at Klingholz Hall, 2 P. NJ,
for the election of officers. All members
should be present.
A. STOLE, Sec'y.
! You will find our new Carpet Sweep
ers, the Advance" and "Conqueror" the
best yet put upon the market. They are
practically noiseless; do not damage
! base-boards OF furniture; are handsome
and durable. SCHUETTE Bros.
IT is not new story with Oscar Alter,
but still he feels wonderfully elated
and then he uses the words my family,
! his utterance is more rounded and full
! than has been his wont. A little son who
arrived Tuesday is what affects Oscar.
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A NEW railroad bridge is being built
| across the river at this place right near
the old one. A double track will be put
| in up to the present Two Rivers switch
| so that there will be an independent track
to that city. A great change is promised
within a short time.
HENRY MULHoLLAND, JUN, has long
communication in the last issue of The
Catholic Citizen on the insurance of
church property. Henry is man of
ideas and is man who never takes a
moments rest unless when he's sleeping,
and then he dreams of work.
a BARN belonging to p. Kaufman
was destroyed by fire on Saturday night.
The loss was about $3.50. Several people
on the north side thought it was the de-
pot and a rush was made for the bridges
so they might be swung and thus pre-
vent the engines from giving any assist
ance.
We just received several pieces of
Black Silks not ordered by us, but which
were sent here as being something ex-
traodinary cheap for the quality. Upon
examination we found them to be as re-
presented, and we now offer them at cor
respondingly low prices, and guarantee
wear of same.
SCHUETTE Bros.
THE resolution to levy tax of $4,000
on the county for the support of INDECENT
soldiers and their families was defeated
by tie vote, twelve being IN favor and
twelve opposed, Mr.. Goedjen being alb
sent because of sickness in his family.
Mr. Schuettes resolution to create sink
ing fund of $4,000 with which to pay
portion of the bonded debt of the county
was adopted.
Mr.. THEODORE G. THOMSON of Denver
Colorado and Miss Annie NJ. Tostensen
were married at Denver, Colorado on
Monday November %. Mr.. Thomson
was at one time resident of this city and
was engaged in business here. He is
qnite an enterprising young man. His
bride is a young lady who has many
friends in this city and is endowed with
rare personal attractions. The Pilot Of
fers its congratulations.
L. ]. NASH has had a busy life of it
ever since he left the old homestead near
Janesville, and in reputation and the
success which the world recognizes
QUESTION of property-has been far more
successful than the generality of man.
kind. Last week Mr.. Nash visited his
old home, place that has known but
little of him since he was boy, and the
visit has done him good, reviving old
memories when he began life's battle
with but little else than brains and grit.
LITTLE AND LIVELY.
The times change and we change with
them. Hardly larger than mustard seeds
but composed of highly concentrated
vegetable extracts, DR.. Pierces Pleasant
Purgative Pellets" have caused the old
style, large drastic, cathartic pills to be
abandoned by all sensible people. The
sugar-coated Pellets are a sure cure for
constipation; for persons of sedentary
habits they are invaluable They are
little and lively, pleasant and safe.
Mrs. III. SEAMAN of Meme died on
Sunday last, aged 81 years. She was one
OF the first settlers of that town. having
come there in 1913, and physically was
well fitted for pioneer life, being a woman
of strong constitution, industrious and
frugal. Many years ago her husband was
accidentally shot and killed, but Mrs.
Seaman took charge of matters until her
boys were able to assume control. She
raised quite large family, all of whom
are prosperous.
THE report of the committee on assess
ment of the county board will be found
on one Of the outside pages of this issue.
| The total valuation of the county has
| been reduced from that of last year by
/ Sl64,5O6. The valuation of every town
| and city has been reduced and relatively.
though the reduction has been a little
more than the average in CentervilIe.
Kossuth, Liberty, Manitowoc city and
town, Manitowoc Rapids and the city OF
Two Rivers. The decrease in the yalue
of farm property is the reason given for
the reduction.
Mr.. L. O. DOVER of Newman Grove
Nebraska, and Miss Katie Dempsey OF
this city were married at Omaha, Neb.
No. % D. INnAIo..